Customer Reviews

Thomas the Tank Engine's Big Blue Treasury (Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends)

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My older son is a huge Thomas fan, and had me read him "Thomas the Tank Engine's Big Blue Treasury" every night for weeks when I bought it. My second son (2 years old) also now adores this book and never tires of the story. Unlike some of the "classic" stories, these are very pleasant and great for small children, as well as for early readers. The books also have bigger and brighter illustrations than many Thomas books, and with 3 stories in one book you get good value. If you have kids between 18 months and 7 or 8 years old, this book is a winner (all of this applies equally to the Big Yellow Treasury - the two favorites out of the 30 plus Thomas books the boys have).

My 20 month old son makes us read this book every night before bedtime. He loves the stories, bland though they may be.... I think they're charming, simple stories without being babyish. I have no problem with the nastiness that is present in other Thomas books missing from these stories. My son doesn't need to be exposed to that at his age. The colorful illustrations match well to the text.

I bought this book for my son who just learned to read. He loves it because the pictures are colorful with not too many words (circa 20-30 per page). Most of all, he is a big fan of Thomas the Tank Engine.

Thank you to those of you who wrote reviews about Thomas stories having critical, selfish etc. content. These stories are the kind I like best.

We received this book in excellent condition. We are pleased with the nice stories in the book as I have read that some of the original stories have content that some parents found inappropriate for little ones. We recommend this book for Thomas lovers!

My 3 year old has had this book almost for a year and loves reading it over and over again. Its large font and big pictures and hard cover makes the reading experience all the more enjoyable and also the book obviously seems more durable than the others in soft cover.